Tištín: Hotels and Accommodation

The history of Tištín includes the Parish Church of St. Peter and Paul. It was built on the site of an older church between 1710 and 1719. The Church of St. Peter and Paul and the adjoining area are listed as cultural monuments in the Central Register of Cultural Monuments of the Czech Republic.

Culture and History

The Obecní besídka houses a library on the ground floor and an exhibition gallery on the first floor dedicated to the history of the municipality. The building was originally constructed as a chapel and later converted into a granary. Tištín also has a museum of agricultural technology operated by Agrodružstvo Tištín.

The Malý háječek grounds include a dance floor from the 1950s known as the “betonek”. A new stage for bands and performers was also built on the grounds.

Nature and Recreation

The Tištín pond features a landscaped biocorridor and a biocentre for the movement of animals. It is a destination for walks and for young people’s sporting activities in summer and winter.

The Morkovice–Nezamyslice cycle path was built on a disused railway line. The multi-purpose sports field beneath the cycle path is equipped for futsal, floorball, football, basketball, volleyball, tennis and badminton.

Local Life and Transport

The Sokolovna can be rented for sports, social and family events; its facilities include a kitchen, a bar and an outdoor terrace. A restaurant is located in the former distillery building, where bowling can be booked by telephone.

Tištín has bus services only.

More local pages: Protivanov, Pivín, Čelčice, Olšany U Prostějova, Mostkovice, Obědkovice, Určice, Budětsko.

To the higher-level travel overview: Prostějov District.